Developing country households make many kinds of investment.All of the following are considered as investment except:
A) purchase physical assets such as farm land,wells for clean drinking water,or tools for repairing rickshaws.
B) purchase stocks or government bonds
C) purchase working capital such as fertilizer
D) spend money or time to acquire human assets such as acquiring education or training

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Purchase of stocks or government bonds is not typically considered as an investment by developing country households, as they may not have access to formal financial markets for such investments. The other options listed - purchasing physical assets, working capital, and acquiring human assets - are all considered investments commonly made by households in developing countries.

Developing Country Households Make Many Kinds of Investment